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We’re back again with another yearbook #TBT! This

We’re back again with another yearbook #TBT! This week, we are featuring the North Baltimore High School yearbook from 1976.

We found it fitting to use this yearbook as we are celebrating America 250! When this class graduated, Americans were celebrating the nation’s bicentennial!

Follow us for more Wood County throwbacks!

We are TWO WEEKS away from the grand opening of ou

We are TWO WEEKS away from the grand opening of our new exhibit 😱

"Past! Into the Future", Explore objects that tell stories about Wood County community members. America’s 250 years of transformation and growth would not have been possible without the contributions of everyday people.

Thursday, May 7, 2026
Ribbon Cutting - 3:30PM
(courtesy of the Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce)
Open House Reception with refreshments to follow - 3:45PM-7:00PM

FREE EVENT - Please RSVP to visitus@woodcountyhistory.org or 419-352-0967

America 250-Ohio

Thank you to Gary Hunter, Executive Director of th

Thank you to Gary Hunter, Executive Director of the Ohio U.S. Route 6 Tourist Association, for coming out yesterday for our America250 Lecture Series. Gary's talk was over Historic U.S. R.T. 6.

Our next America250 Lecture Series event will be on May 19, 2026 at 6 PM. Come hear Tedd Long, who will discuss Lost Eateries of Toledo.

This event is FREE for members and $7 for non-members!
RSVP or get tickets are now available on our website!

🎟: https://woodcountyhistory.org/event/america250-lecture-series-lost-eateries-of-toledo/

The Wood County Museum has been recognized with tw

The Wood County Museum has been recognized with two prestigious awards from the Ohio Museums Association (OMA) for its exhibit video, “For Service & Support: Creating an Accessible Community.” The museum received a Gold Visual Communication Award as well as the program’s highest distinction, the Best in Show Visual Communication Award, honoring exceptional creativity in museum digital marketing.

The Best in Show award recognizes outstanding print and digital materials including campaigns, catalogs, and websites across Ohio’s museum community. The dual recognition highlights the Wood County Museum’s commitment to impactful storytelling and innovative audience engagement.

The OMA Awards program is an annual celebration of excellence in visual communications, individual and institutional achievement, and the dedicated work of museum professionals advancing Ohio’s cultural landscape both locally and nationally.

The award-winning exhibit, “For Service & Support: Creating an Accessible Community,” explores the vital role that individuals with developmental and physical disabilities have played in the history of Wood County. Visitors are introduced to the evolution of care and advocacy, from early institutions such as the Ohio Institute for Feeble-Minded Youth and county poor houses, to the development of modern day boards of developmental disabilities.

At the heart of the exhibit is the award winning compelling short film of the same name, which brings these stories to life through historical context and personal narratives from community members who utilize these services today. The video was produced by local videographer and filmmaker, Zak Kolhoff.

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